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Aesthetically Pleasing, Visible Light Transmissive, Luminescent Solar Concentrators Using a BODIPY Derivative

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posted on 2024-11-16, 05:38 authored by Alina Brzeczek-Szafran, Christopher RichardsonChristopher Richardson, Vanessa Lopez, Pawel WagnerPawel Wagner, Andrew Nattestad
A visible light transmitting BODIPY derivative with an emission peak at 604 nm and quantum yield of 64% is incorporated into a PMMA matrix, resulting in an aesthetically pleasing luminescent solar concentrator (LSC), suitable for "power window" applications. A Monte Carlo modeling platform is shown to be useful firstly to tune device performance, but also to give direction to future synthetic efforts. From this an 4 mm thick LSC of (100 x 100 mm) is shown to have optical efficiency of ≈3.3%.

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Intermediate Band Solar Cells Based on Triplet-Triplet Annihilation

Australian Research Council

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Brzeczek-Szafran, A., Richardson, C. J., Lopez, V. M., Wagner, P. & Nattestad, A. (2018). Aesthetically Pleasing, Visible Light Transmissive, Luminescent Solar Concentrators Using a BODIPY Derivative. Physica Status Solidi (A) Applications and Materials Science, 215 (21), 1800551-1-1800551-6.

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Physica Status Solidi (A) Applications and Materials Science

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215

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21

Language

English

RIS ID

130169

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